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From: swick@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Ralph R. Swick)
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Subject: Re: Xt translation bindings
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Date: 11 Nov 89 15:10:58 GMT
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> How do I apply this once the client is running, i.e., how do I interpret
> this description?

Read Appendix B of "X Toolkit Intrinsics - C Language Bindings".
The simplest interpretation is the correct one; e.g. "Ctrl<Key>C: exit()"
means 'call the "exit" function (really "action") when a key containing
a keysym of C in its keyboard mapping is pressed simultaneously with the
key setting the control modifier bit'.  ":<Key>N: next() name()" means
'call the "next" function followed by the "name" function when a key
is pressed whose keycode maps to the keysym C using precisely the Shift
and Lock modifier state as specified in the event'.